Discord's file size limit right now
Free Discord accounts can upload files up to 20 MB (raised from 10 MB in August 2026). Nitro Basic allows 50 MB and Nitro allows 500 MB. Some servers with boosts allow more. We aim slightly below the limit so the upload never bounces.
If you see "Your files are too powerful", the file is over your account's limit. Discord doesn't compress it for you — it simply refuses the upload.
What LimitFix does for Discord
We aim for 19 MB on free accounts, keep the video as H.264 MP4 so it embeds and plays inline in every Discord client, and keep 60 fps for short gameplay clips when the size allows it.
Pick Nitro Basic or Nitro above the upload box and the target changes with it, so you don't throw away quality you've paid for.
Tips for gameplay clips
- Trim to the moment that matters before compressing: every second you cut leaves more bits for the rest.
- A 30-second clip fits in 1080p; a 3-minute one will be sharper at 480p than smeared at 1080p.
- Clips from OBS, ShadowPlay and the Xbox or PlayStation share button all work as they are.